Don't Buy Tires "with wrinkles"
A friend of my wife's married a man who had a Class C rig which hadn't been driven very far for a long time. They were going to go on their two month "honeymoon" in the RV. The man knew he had to ...
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11 years. depending on the state he was in when he made the purchase the dealer might well be charged with a crime.. Since I do not know which state that transaction happened in and very likely do not know that state's laws. I can not advise farther.
But he might wish to check with the state DMV and/or Attorney General (no need to pay a lawyer less he wishes to sue for his money back.. I would do that by the way, and more).
But he might wish to check with the state DMV and/or Attorney General (no need to pay a lawyer less he wishes to sue for his money back.. I would do that by the way, and more).
